Last month HSE was named as part of a winning consortium aiming to develop a national hydrogen highway network that will integrate land, sea and port.

Working with the Port of London Authority (PLA) and other partners, HSE will lead a work package to define a port case study to understand the safety and feasibility of a hydrogen infrastructure.

For more details, read our news story here

Speaking at industry events is one way that our specialists engage with the hydrogen safety community.

In November, Kate Jeffrey from HSE’s Centre for Energy and Major Hazards addressed the ‘Hydrogen Fuel Cells – The Time is Now’ conference. Speaking alongside organisations such as BEIS, Johnson Matthey and Innovate UK, Kate gave an overview of the international activity currently going into advancing hydrogen safety.

Stuart Hawksworth, who leads the Centre and is also the president of the International Association for Hydrogen Safety, IA HySafe, participated in a virtual workshop with the Society of Petroleum Engineers and spoke about the importance of having a sound evidence base for hydrogen safety.

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Demonstrating the compatibility of materials and infrastructure in hydrogen environments will be key in the safe energy transition to net zero.

Tune in to our free webinar on 9^th December to hear HSE hydrogen safety and materials science specialists explain why engineering materials play an important role in the risk assessment for hydrogen safety.

Our panel of specialists collectively have decades of experience in researching and understanding hydrogen safety and advise government and industry on how to manage hydrogen risk safely.

As well as hearing what they have to say, there will be the opportunity to pose your questions to our panel.

Register for your free place now!

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